Internal Analysis: Andrew Mackenzie Is The CEO Of BHP Billiton '
2.0 Internal Analysis
2.1 Human resources
Andrew Mackenzie is the CEO of BHP Billiton. He was born in Scotland in 1956 and completed his degree in Geology in 1977 and PhD in Organic Chemistry in 1981. He joined BP in the research division in 1983 and left after 22 years as group vice president petrochemicals. He became the CEO of diamonds and minerals in June 2007. He joined Rio Tinto in 2004 as the chief executive of industrial mineral division. He joined BHP Billiton in November 2007 and became the CEO of BHP Billiton in May 2013. (Lewis 2016) Add Result and performance
Ken MacKenzie has been elected as the new chairman of BHP Billiton from September 2017. He replaced Jacques A Nasser as chairman who served BHP Billiton as the chairman …show more content…
The sales revenue of the company has been reasonably good as compared to 2016 and the group has also recorded significant profit in 2017 whereas they faced a huge loss in the year 2016. The figures of sales revenue and the net profit after tax from 2012-2016 are shown in the figures below.
Table 2.2 Sales Revenue (BHP 2012-2017)
The sales revenue of the company has fallen consistently till 2016 but it showed positive results in 2017. Table 2.3 Net Profit after tax (BHP …show more content…
There has a decline in the share price of the company from 2013 but it really dropped significantly in 2016. One of the major reason for that was the Samarco dam incident in Brazil’s on 5 November 2015. 2.3 Physical Resources FR 2017 p248
Table 2.5 Property, plant and equipment. (BHP 2017)
The table above shows the value of the property, plant and equipment of the company as at 30 June 2017.
Table 2.6 Segment Report (BHP 2017)
The table above shows the segment report of the revenue generated by the company from different segments.
2.2 Competence
2.2.1 Strengths
2.2.1.1 Diversified Revenue Stream
The revenue stream of the group is diversified because of different business segments and its geographical positioning. BHP Billiton make most of its revenue from iron ore segment (38.15%) followed by copper (21.77%) and petroleum and potash (17.73%). Geographically, the group makes most of its revenue from China (49.30%) followed by North America (11.35%) and Japan (8.06%) (BHP
2.1 Human resources
Andrew Mackenzie is the CEO of BHP Billiton. He was born in Scotland in 1956 and completed his degree in Geology in 1977 and PhD in Organic Chemistry in 1981. He joined BP in the research division in 1983 and left after 22 years as group vice president petrochemicals. He became the CEO of diamonds and minerals in June 2007. He joined Rio Tinto in 2004 as the chief executive of industrial mineral division. He joined BHP Billiton in November 2007 and became the CEO of BHP Billiton in May 2013. (Lewis 2016) Add Result and performance
Ken MacKenzie has been elected as the new chairman of BHP Billiton from September 2017. He replaced Jacques A Nasser as chairman who served BHP Billiton as the chairman …show more content…
The sales revenue of the company has been reasonably good as compared to 2016 and the group has also recorded significant profit in 2017 whereas they faced a huge loss in the year 2016. The figures of sales revenue and the net profit after tax from 2012-2016 are shown in the figures below.
Table 2.2 Sales Revenue (BHP 2012-2017)
The sales revenue of the company has fallen consistently till 2016 but it showed positive results in 2017. Table 2.3 Net Profit after tax (BHP …show more content…
There has a decline in the share price of the company from 2013 but it really dropped significantly in 2016. One of the major reason for that was the Samarco dam incident in Brazil’s on 5 November 2015. 2.3 Physical Resources FR 2017 p248
Table 2.5 Property, plant and equipment. (BHP 2017)
The table above shows the value of the property, plant and equipment of the company as at 30 June 2017.
Table 2.6 Segment Report (BHP 2017)
The table above shows the segment report of the revenue generated by the company from different segments.
2.2 Competence
2.2.1 Strengths
2.2.1.1 Diversified Revenue Stream
The revenue stream of the group is diversified because of different business segments and its geographical positioning. BHP Billiton make most of its revenue from iron ore segment (38.15%) followed by copper (21.77%) and petroleum and potash (17.73%). Geographically, the group makes most of its revenue from China (49.30%) followed by North America (11.35%) and Japan (8.06%) (BHP